I always love when I’m searching for something on the internet, and I find Wonderday.ca. Case in point, when I typed “24 Season 8″ into Google’s Image Search… the SECOND reference was Bruce’s nice creative of Jack Bauer and Katie Sackhoff.

Kudos to nice creative Brucey, and kudos to our love of JB!!!

Jack Bauer has a new life to adjust to on season eight of 24. It includes a CTU based on New York.

She ended season seven by agreeing to torture. Here’s a shot of Renee Walker from the season eight premiere.

Say hello to Dana Walsh. High up at CTU, she’s played by Katee Sackhoff on 24.

Cole Ortiz is a CTU agent on season eight of 24. He’s played by Freddie Prince Jr.

SPOILER ALERT!!!!

It’s official: 24’s upcoming eighth season is going to be craaaazy (the bat-you-know-what kind).

Gregory Itzin is returning to 24 as lunatic ex-prez Charlies Logan for a multi-episode arc. Logan will resurface towards the end of Day 8 when Cherry Jones’ President Taylor reluctantly enlists her disgraced predecessor to assist with an escalating diplomatic crisis.

24 exec producer Howard Gordon says the opportunity to watch Jones and Itzin go head-to-head “was simply too compelling to pass up.”

Logan was last seen in season 6 after being stabbed to near-death by his equally mental former wife Martha. At the time, 24’s then-executive producer Jon Cassar revealed that the initial script called for Logan to die. “I did everything I could not to kill him,” he said. “I wanted to give us the [option] to potentially bring him back.”

24 returns with its customary two-night, four-hour premiere on Jan. 17 and 18.

~ Courtesy of Carolyn.

24 star Carlos Bernard was shocked when he met George W. Bush – because the former U.S. President is obsessed with the hit show.

Bernard’s character Tony Almeida was apparently killed off during the drama’s fifth season in 2006, but stunned fans when he returned two series later.

And the cliffhanger kept even the most powerful on tenterhooks – the then-President Bush was desperate to discover Almeida’s fate when he bumped into Bernard.

The actor says, “He grabbed me at a baseball game in the U.S. A big guy came up to me and said, ‘Excuse me, the President would like to speak with you.’ I went over, and it was George W. Bush, and he said ‘Hey Carlos, when are you coming out of that coma? All I can do is watch that show of yours. Are you coming back?’ I was like; you don’t have anything better to do?”

Which means they rushed this because it leaked… oh the internet. JACK BAUERRRRRRRRRR!

And here are the others:

Did I mention… OMG OMG OMG OMG

~ Courtesy of Mazza

SPOILER ALERT.

If the coming season ends up being 24’s last, don’t count on Kiefer Sutherland’s Jack reconnecting with former love Audrey (Kim Raver), who lapsed into a catatonic state at the end of season 6. Exec producer Evan Katz tells me that a series-ending story has been hatched should 24 clock out for good next May—and it doesn’t involve an Audrey-Jack reunion.

“Some of the things we’re doing this season preclude [her returning],” he says. “So I think not. She was in bad shape the last time we saw her.”

Katz says a number of “contingencies are in place” that could either tie up the series or keep it going. (Reilly had suggested that the show’s hefty budget could make another season cost-prohibitive. Another hurdle: Sutherland’s contract expires in May.) “We have a scenario that would work well [if it's the end],” he says. “But we also have a bunch of scenarios where the show could go on in different ways…. We’re remaining flexible.”

What happens if a decision isn’t made by the time the final episode is shot in February? “That’s a great question,” says Katz. “Hopefully it’ll be clear before then.”